Gi
Gi BJJ
Traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the gi. Classes for all levels from fundamentals to advanced competition training.
Schedule Legion Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the Heart of Tbilisi
Train — Evolve — Win
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Programs
No-Gi
No-Gi Grappling
Submission grappling without the gi. Fast-paced and dynamic training for all levels.
Schedule Kids
Kids BJJ
BJJ for children ages 5-12. Building discipline, confidence, and fitness through martial arts.
Schedule Women
Women Only BJJ
Dedicated classes for women in a supportive and empowering training environment.
Schedule Kids
Kids & Parents
Train together as a family. A fun way for parents and kids to learn BJJ side by side.
Schedule Open
Open Mat
Free rolling and drilling session. Open to all members regardless of level or program.
Schedule Schedule
Class Schedule
Monday
- Gi BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Women Only BJJ
- Gi BJJ
- No-Gi Grappling
Tuesday
- Gi BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Kids & Parents
- Women Only BJJ
- Gi BJJ
Wednesday
- Gi BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Women Only BJJ
- Gi BJJ
- No-Gi Grappling
Thursday
- Gi BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- Kids & Parents
- Women Only BJJ
- Gi BJJ
Friday
- Gi BJJ
- Kids BJJ
- No-Gi Grappling
Saturday
- Open Mat
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
New to BJJ? Here are answers to the most common questions.
01 What age can I start training?
We accept kids from age 5 and there is no upper age limit for adults. BJJ is for everyone.
02 Do I need to be in shape?
No! You will get in shape through training. Our fundamentals classes are designed for all fitness levels.
03 What are the benefits of BJJ?
BJJ improves physical fitness, flexibility, mental toughness, self-defense skills, and builds a strong community.
04 What do I need for my first class?
Just wear comfortable athletic clothing (shorts/leggings and a t-shirt). We can lend you a gi for your trial class.
05 What kind of kimono/gi do I need?
Any BJJ-specific gi will work. We can help you choose the right one after your first few classes.
06 What is the difference between BJJ and Japanese Jiu-Jitsu?
BJJ focuses on ground fighting and submissions, evolved from Judo and Japanese Jiu-Jitsu. It emphasizes technique over strength, making it effective for smaller practitioners.